All articles tagged with #emmy nomination
After ending Smiling Friends with Season 3 due to creator burnout, co-creators Michael Cusack and Zach Hadel say the show might still return: they have a Google Doc full of ideas and even Season 4 scripts, and the Emmy nomination has kept the door open with odds that vary day to day but are not zero.
Alabama native Walton Goggins is nominated for his first Emmy Award for his role in 'The White Lotus,' with predictions split on whether he will win, marking a significant recognition in his acting career.
Katherine LaNasa received her first Emmy nomination for her role as Dana Evans, a seasoned ER nurse in HBO Max’s 'The Pitt,' a role she earned after a challenging period in her life that included cancer treatment. Her extensive career spans various genres, and her portrayal of Dana reflects her own life experiences, including her background in dance and her personal health struggles.
Zach Cherry, known for his improv background and roles in shows like 'Succession' and 'You,' received his first Emmy nomination for his performance in the series 'Severance,' which has significantly raised his profile. He discusses his career journey from office manager to acclaimed actor, his experiences working on 'Severance,' and his confidence in acting across genres, especially comedy and sci-fi.
Zach Cherry, known for his improv background and roles in shows like 'Succession' and 'You,' received his first Emmy nomination for his performance in the sci-fi series 'Severance,' which has significantly raised his profile. He balances his acting career with a background in comedy and has worked in various genres, including a challenging leap into sci-fi drama. Cherry lives in Brooklyn with his wife and dog, and plans to attend the Emmy ceremony with his proud parents.
Tramell Tillman, an accomplished actor and the first openly gay Black man nominated for an Emmy in supporting drama, shares his journey from childhood in a religious family, navigating his sexuality, to his breakout roles in 'Severance' and 'Mission: Impossible,' emphasizing the importance of authenticity and representation in his career.
Britt Lower, known for her Emmy-nominated role in 'Severance,' reveals her vibrant personality, artistic talents, and adventurous spirit, including her love for circus arts and her journey from small-town Illinois to Hollywood success.
Harrison Ford, at 83, discusses his recent Emmy nomination for 'Shrinking,' his approach to acting, revisiting iconic roles like Indiana Jones and Han Solo, working with top directors, and his perspectives on life, politics, and future projects, highlighting his continued artistic growth and dedication to storytelling.
Dax Shepard humorously celebrated his wife Kristen Bell's Emmy nomination by posting a nude photo of her on Instagram, sparking a flurry of reactions from friends, fans, and celebrities, highlighting their playful and candid relationship.
Dax Shepard posted a controversial NSFW photo of his wife Kristen Bell on Instagram to celebrate her Emmy nomination, sparking surprise and reactions from fans, while also revealing playful insights about their relationship and her on-screen chemistry with co-star Adam Brody.
Erin Doherty, star of 'Adolescence', reacts joyfully to her first Emmy nomination, sharing her experience during the announcement and reflecting on the show's impact and her journey.
Noah Wyle received his first Emmy nomination since 1999 for his role in HBO Max's 'The Pitt,' highlighting his career evolution from 'ER' to a more seasoned character. The show, which addresses current healthcare issues, experienced a cast change with Tracy Ifeachor's departure, which Wyle states was unrelated to rumors about her personal beliefs. Wyle celebrates the recognition with his family and reflects on his career, emphasizing the importance of group effort in his show's success.
Harrison Ford received his first Emmy nomination at age 83 for his role in the second season of Apple TV+'s 'Shrinking,' marking a significant milestone in his television career.
Noah Wyle received his first Emmy nomination in 26 years for his role in 'The Pitt,' marking a significant return to the Emmy spotlight after his earlier supporting actor nominations for 'ER.' The series 'The Pitt' also garnered multiple other nominations, and the awards will be held on September 14, hosted by Nate Bargatze.
James Sikking, known for his roles in "Doogie Howser, M.D." and "Hill Street Blues," has died at age 90 due to complications from dementia. Sikking's career spanned over six decades in television, film, and stage, earning him an Emmy nomination in 1984. He is survived by his wife, two children, and four grandchildren.